"I'm afraid that Angelina would die quickly"

A family friend Angelina Jolie has spoken out about cancer that affects women of this family and has said himself famous actress "can die very quickly."

Marie Miles fears double mastectomy which underwent Angelina will not escape the fate of the mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and her aunt if not quickly remove the ovaries.

In an exclusive interview to 'The Sun', Marie said: "I wish to quickly remove the ovaries not to wait until the age of 40 as I heard. I hope not suffer as women of her family who died at a young age without gaining grandchildren. "

Marie also fears that Angelina biological girls can have the same defective gene to her mother: "BRCA1 gene is genetic and girls are likely to have inherited."

Një mikeshë e familjes së Angelina Jolie ka folur hapur mbi kancerin që ka prekur femrat e kësaj familjeje dhe ka thënë se vetë aktorja e famshme “mund të vdesë shumë shpejt”. 

Marie Miles ka frikë se mastektomia e dyfishtë së cilës iu nënshtrua Angelina nuk do ta shpëtojë nga fati i nënës, gjyshes, stërgjyshes dhe hallës së saj nëse nuk heq shpejt edhe vezoret.

Në një intervistë ekskluzive për ‘The Sun’, Marie tha: “Uroj që të heqë sa më shpejt edhe vezoret e mos të presë deri në moshën 40-vjeçare siç kam dëgjuar. Shpresoj që të mos e pësojë si femrat e familjes së saj që kanë vdekur në moshë të re pa gëzuar nipër e mbesa.”

Gjithashtu Marie ka frikë se vajzat biologjike të Angelina mund të kenë të njëjtin gen difektoz si e ëma: “Geni BRCA1 është gjenetik dhe vajzat e vogla ka shumë mundësi ta kenë trashëguar.”

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